Lain
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Playing a game after a longish break. No full updates on everything, so I will pick a different game to continue my series soon. But I still don't want to lose this one~, so advice is appreciated.
Rolled this start. Looked like an easy win for a soft comeback.
But soon, there were evil guys everywhere for some reason, stealing land.
Soo I decided to go full Egypt style on one of them.
Picked Ragnar as target because he had stone and I was hoping he would build Pyramids. Spy screen revealed that he is building them in his capital. But I couldn't delay the attack any longer, so I took other cities and left him stone city + capital. Ended up waiting for 10-15 turns like a moron. But he eventually built them and I captured them immediately. Then he hooked up iron because he 20%'d some of my chariots with his ...., but I needed to make peace anyway because economy started to suffer a lot and I had some really stupid combat rolls.
Should I have wiped out Ragnar without caring about Pyramids? And just build them myself? Might not have worked though. Also I didn't have the production to just take every city anyway. Big problems now because he wants to take revenge.
Sat back and started teching with rep scientists. Tried to manage diplo. On the other side of the continent Hyuana is getting 15+ cities. Ragnar declared on me. Have to do something, maybe beg gold in the right moment, he might peace vassal if someone reaches Feudalism.
Everyone loves each other. Big problem. Not sure how to manage the situation. Haaalp. Being rusty doesn't help, one wrong decision and he might peace-vassal.


Forum has been a bit quiet with Deity games lately (only 1 running for weeks) so I thought I'd post this. It is 150 BC now.
Do I tech Construction and finish Ragnar?
How to break out? Might lose Lib. Cannons is ok, but certain AI will run away with the game and I have to fight through another monster to touch him.
Can he actually peace-vassal if HE declared on me? Would be nice move.
Also, what is wrong with land distribution here?
150 BC save and 4000 BC save attached, if anyone wants to try too
Rolled this start. Looked like an easy win for a soft comeback.
But soon, there were evil guys everywhere for some reason, stealing land.
Spoiler :
Soo I decided to go full Egypt style on one of them.
Spoiler :
Picked Ragnar as target because he had stone and I was hoping he would build Pyramids. Spy screen revealed that he is building them in his capital. But I couldn't delay the attack any longer, so I took other cities and left him stone city + capital. Ended up waiting for 10-15 turns like a moron. But he eventually built them and I captured them immediately. Then he hooked up iron because he 20%'d some of my chariots with his ...., but I needed to make peace anyway because economy started to suffer a lot and I had some really stupid combat rolls.
Should I have wiped out Ragnar without caring about Pyramids? And just build them myself? Might not have worked though. Also I didn't have the production to just take every city anyway. Big problems now because he wants to take revenge.
Sat back and started teching with rep scientists. Tried to manage diplo. On the other side of the continent Hyuana is getting 15+ cities. Ragnar declared on me. Have to do something, maybe beg gold in the right moment, he might peace vassal if someone reaches Feudalism.
Everyone loves each other. Big problem. Not sure how to manage the situation. Haaalp. Being rusty doesn't help, one wrong decision and he might peace-vassal.


Forum has been a bit quiet with Deity games lately (only 1 running for weeks) so I thought I'd post this. It is 150 BC now.
Do I tech Construction and finish Ragnar?
How to break out? Might lose Lib. Cannons is ok, but certain AI will run away with the game and I have to fight through another monster to touch him.
Can he actually peace-vassal if HE declared on me? Would be nice move.
Also, what is wrong with land distribution here?

150 BC save and 4000 BC save attached, if anyone wants to try too

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